A Great Investment Opportunity: Participating in a School Project

A great opportunity to invest and participate in the British International School (LIS) project in Egypt. This report covers the legal, engineering, financial, and operational aspects of the project.

1. Project Details and Location

* Name of Facility: British International School (LIS)

* Location: Zahraa El Maadi -

* Type of Education: International (from Nursery to Secondary)

* Land Area: Approximately 10,000 square meters

* Capacity: 1,750 students, distributed across 70 classrooms (25 students per class)

2. Structural and Architectural Structure

The project consists of two main buildings:

* Building 1: Dedicated to educational activities (primary and secondary), consisting of 2 basements, a ground floor, and 3 upper floors.

* Building 2: An integrated activity complex including a swimming pool, gym, cultural center, theater and cinema, and conference halls.

* Additional Facilities: Playgrounds, gardens, and staff parking. 3. Investment Costs (Assets)

* Land Value: Estimated at approximately EGP 630 million (EGP 60,000 per square meter + fees).

* Building and Construction Costs: Approximately EGP 385 million (including the first and second buildings, the perimeter wall, and finishing work).

* School Equipment: Estimated at approximately EGP 135 million (laboratories, furniture, computers, vehicles, and playground equipment).

4. Operating Financial Structure (Annual)
Expected Annual Expenses:
Total annual expenses amounted to approximately EGP 116.55 million, distributed as follows:

* Depreciation of Assets: Approximately EGP 65.5 million.

* Salaries and Wages: EGP 25.45 million (for staff including teachers, administrators, and security personnel).

* Miscellaneous Costs: EGP 11.08 million (electricity, gas, textbooks, and maintenance).

* Food and Activity Materials: Approximately EGP 14 million. Projected Annual Revenues:

* Tuition Fees: Estimated at approximately EGP 220.37 million (fees range from EGP 90,000 for kindergarten to EGP 240,000 for secondary school).

* Additional Revenues: Including bus fees (EGP 4.37 million), registration and application fees (EGP 13.12 million), and revenues from activities for non-enrolled students (EGP 7.8 million).

Conclusion: This project represents a significant educational investment in a vibrant area of ​​Cairo, relying on a state-of-the-art infrastructure that includes extensive sports and cultural facilities. The figures show that the projected revenues from tuition fees alone comfortably cover annual operating costs, indicating high economic viability once fully operational.

Conclusion: Total Project Value: EGP 1.15 billion
Participant Needed: 10% or 20%
May God grant success and assistance.